[Precognition dream + campus + sweet pet + growth + two-way running]
[The female protagonist who is soft on the outside but strong on the inside and sober on the inside x the male protagonist who is upright and arrogant but has a loyal dog]
When he was fifteen years old, a long and desperate prophetic dream tore Xu Zhuoran's muddled life into pieces.
The continuous rain in her dream represented her lost future, separated relatives and friends, and... The young man she only reunited with at the funeral.
In order to tear up the gloomy script of fate, Xu Zhuoran decided: Instead of crying in the rain, it would be better to go to Hailijuan.
She picked up her textbooks and went from being the weakest in a partial subject to being a dark horse in the final exam, and then to being synonymous with the "top tester" in the city's joint examination, which frightened top students in all schools.
She not only wants to reunite at the top, but also drags those who have been soaked in the rain back to the sunshine one by one.
As for the demon king Chen Ran who is drifting away due to misunderstanding——
At first, he pulled her pigtails with a bad face: "Xu Zhuoran, there's no point in pretending to be good. I don't accept this."
Later, he blocked her in a corner with red eyes and said in a low voice: "You said you wanted to catch up with me... When will you give me a title?"
In the eyes of everyone, Chen Ran is unruly, aloof and the school bully, and keeps strangers away.
Chen Ran in Xu Zhuoran's eyes: A arrogant repair dog who wagged his tail crazily when given some sunshine, was jealous and couldn't keep her affairs straight.
[All members speak loudly and refuse to misunderstand! At the best age, take the most difficult questions and have the sweetest love!
Reader comments
Very well written! Although I haven't finished reading it completely, the description of school in it made me dream back to my high school life. "Guangfu" has a particularly large gap in educational resources, and the mental journey of a student who was also a liberal arts major in his freshman year of high school always resonates deeply with the heroine Baobao in some places! Looking forward to the high school life of this "Little Roll King"!
Very well written! Although I haven't finished reading it completely, the description of school in it made me dream back to my high school life. "Guangfu" has a particularly large gap in educational resources, and the mental journey of a student who was also a liberal arts major in his freshman year of high school always resonates deeply with the heroine Baobao in some places! Looking forward to the high school life of this "Little Roll King"!